This creamy Vegan Mushroom Pasta with sage is the ultimate answer to your pasta dinner cravings. It's not only incredibly easy to prepare, but it also bursts with rich flavors from earthy mushrooms and aromatic sage that'll surely have you coming back for more!
This recipe is versatile, so feel free to choose your favorite pasta variety. Whether it's tagliatelle, spaghetti, fusilli, or penne, this dish adapts beautifully to your preferences.
The combination of earthy mushrooms and the aromatic herb sage creates a symphony of flavors and textures in this simple pasta dish. In addition, the creamy sauce coats the pasta in all of the flavors like a dream, making it a true gem to serve for dinner during fall season.
And if you're in the mood for another delightful vegan mushroom dish, don't miss out on this comforting Mushroom Tofu Bourguignon recipe that combines rich flavors of mushrooms, herbs, spices and red wine!
This recipe is:
- 100% vegan
- Egg-free
- Dairy-free
- Creamy
- Easy to make
- Perfect not just for mushroom lovers
- Filled with hearty flavours
- Pure comfort food
- Only requiring a few simple ingredients
- The perfect mid-week dinner!
Ingredients & Notes
- pasta - I used tagliatelle but you can easily swap this for spaghetti or your favorite long pasta. Make sure it's egg-free for a vegan dish!
- chestnut mushrooms - chestnut mushrooms are my shroom of choice for this dish!
- aromatics - onion, garlic & fresh sage leaves
- white wine - a simple vegan-friendly white wine works well for this dish. It adds another layer of flavor!
- plant milk - to give the sauce some delicious creaminess! Unsweetened soya milk is my personal go-to, but swap it for your favorite unsweetened plant milk such as homemade oat milk.
- flour - all purpose flour (UK: plain flour) to help thicken the sauce.
- seasonings - salt & black pepper to taste
Equipment
- a large saucepan
- a strainer
- a large skillet
How to Make Vegan Mushroom Pasta
This recipe is just as easy to make as it is full of delicious flavours! First, let's start by preparing your pasta according to the packaging instructions. Whilst the pasta is boiling, stop preparing your ingredients.
Place the sliced chestnut mushrooms into a large skillet. Make sure that the skillet is dry and no oil is added to it. Don't worry your mushrooms will not burn, but a dry skillet forced them to release all of the moisture. Cook your mushrooms on high heat for about 10 minutes until they've released all their liquid and the majority of it has evaporated from the pan. Add the finely diced onions and fry until softened, then add the crushed garlic and fresh sage leaves.
Pour in the white wine and cook it off for 2-3 minutes.
Sprinkle in the flour then stir in the soya milk. Best use a big whisk to implement the flour and soya milk. Heat the sauce for a few minutes or until it thickens, then remove from the heat and season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve either on top of your pasta or mix your pasta into the sauce to evenly coat, then serve up!
Frequently Asked Questions
This recipe is best enjoyed right away, but you can also keep it in an air-tight container in the fridge for up to 3 days and enjoy reheated in the microwave, or in a nonstick pan.
There is this amazing website that I like to point people towards for all the vegan drink needs: https://www.barnivore.com/
A lot of wines and other alcoholic beverages nowadays are actually clearly labelled, so definitely make sure to check the back of the label. The website is definitely great to find out if something is vegan or not though not all supermarket brands are listed on there.
For the flavours of this recipe, it is best to use brown chestnut mushrooms. However, if you don't have access to brown chestnut mushrooms you can alternatively also use white button mushrooms. The flavour will however vary and I definitely recommend going with chestnut mushrooms for best results.
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Vegan Mushroom and Sage Pasta
Equipment
- 1 large pot
- 1 large non-stick pan
Ingredients
- 250 g tagliatelle
- 600 g chestnut mushrooms sliced
- 1 brown onion finely diced
- 4 garlic cloves grated or crushed
- 1 handful fresh sage finely chopped
- 60 ml vegan-friendly white wine
- 200 ml soya milk
- 2 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- salt and black pepper to taste
Instructions
- Prep the tagliatelle according to packaging instructions.
- Place the sliced mushrooms into a large skillet and cook on high heat for 10 minutes until they've released all their liquid.' add the onions and fry until softened, then add the crushed garlic and fresh sage.
- Pour in the white wine and cook it off for 2-3 minutes. Sprinkle in the flour then stir in the soya milk. Heat for a few minutes until the sauce thickens, then remove from the heat and season to taste with salt and pepper.
Notes
- This pasta recipe is best enjoyed right away, but you could also transfer it to an airtight container and keep it in the fridge for after three days.
- Brown chestnut mushrooms are the best kind of mushrooms to use for this recipe, you can however also use white button mushrooms if you don't have access to chestnut mushrooms. The flavour of the recipe will be slightly different, but still delicious!
- Frying your mushrooms, make sure not to add any oil to the pan and keep it dry instead. This will force the mushrooms to release their moisture quicker and ensures that they get delicious and caramelised around the edges.
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